FEMA has updated flood zone maps for Palm Beach County, expanding high-risk areas, affecting insurance requirements and community planning. The county's informational page helps residents check their flood status ahead of the 2024 effective date.

San Antonio has allocated over $2 million in sustainability grants to enhance local climate resilience, funding projects that align with the SA Climate Ready Plan.

The Pizzi Foundation awarded $50,000 in scholarships to Boston high school students involved with BPD teen programs, celebrated at a luncheon with the BPD Commissioner.

The Texas DPS honored several individuals with awards for bravery and life-saving actions, including the Medal of Valor for a Texas Ranger and Director's Awards for prompt emergency responses.

Charlotte and nearby towns are considering a transportation infrastructure overhaul, including forming a regional transit authority and proposing a sales tax increase to fund it.

The Las Cruces Police Department is hosting a "Bridging the Badge" livestream to discuss youth services, fostering dialogue between police and residents.

Hillsborough County plans its annual 9/11 Remembrance event to honor the 2001 attack victims, featuring ceremonial activities and educational displays for the public.

Public voting is open for the Hatch Bloomington pitch competition, and a winner will be announced on Thursday, August 29. Details are on the competition's website.

Seguin's trash disposal rules change from October 1, 2024, requiring carts out by 6 am, with non-cart items not collected, and bulky item pickup now quarterly.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will equip all 152 officers with body cams to increase accountability and strengthen community relations.

Dragon Con, occurring in Atlanta from August 29 to September 2, will feature stars like John Cleese and host events like a parade and game sessions, while also supporting charity.

Hillsborough County is accepting nominations for the Youth Excellence and Achievement Awards (YEA! Awards) to honor local youths for leadership, overcoming adversity, and community service.

Surprise, AZ announces service adjustments for Labor Day, with trash pickup delayed until September 3 and modified hours for city libraries and recreational facilities.